Sentence examples for it's impervious from inspiring English sources

It is so self-conscious in its ridiculousness that it's impervious to external scorn.

It's impervious to water.

"It's impervious to anything," he said of a plastic slipcover.

One of the lessons of the Archibald prize is that it's impervious to criticism.

Everybody outside the denial echo chamber is puzzled by it, and since it's impervious to external facts, few know how to break through.

Luckily, it turns out not much has changed since then – the yachting world seems to exist in a bubble, a clique so tight it's impervious to changing fashions and the passing of time.

The conclusion was that even though the studies involved very different chemotherapy regimens, one variable always stood out: whether a woman's cancer was estrogen receptor positive, meaning it was fed by estrogen, or estrogen receptor negative, meaning it was impervious to estrogen's effects.

While the Turkish government supplied Syrian opposition, it was impervious to potential ramifications of its Syrian policy within its borders.

And it is impervious to reason.

It is impervious to stains and spills.

It is impervious to moisture, most fumes, and vermin.